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About The gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 7, 1920)
tkc.v. rora THE GAZKTTK-TIMFS, HFrr.VEK, ORE. THlliSlUY. OCT. T, IP2tl. THE GAZETTE-TIMES w,i H. ii.u.-h i it I 11 take it. out his hankerchuf 4 sneesed all tlu e.i-os.': I swiped sum pepper & supe out of his plait. I snikered. He k!ti it tn pa's hankerchuf today sed 3 me I will see you a 1.0.10 for a X- he Jut n 2 the supper tabel A tuk minneL He tuk nie I the wood Shed & Ktve me a tanking 2. lVhnu! my buv'k. Thursday I think we will soon have a ottomobeel for ma pa has atfrecd on it & thats going sum. I trucks that will indoose Jane 2 set up & regard me as a Probllity. The M. E. C. of Dorian Temple No. 16 requests all members of the Pythlnn Sisters to be present at the I. O. .O F. hall on Thursday night, October 14. MKS. ANNA MO YD. ther Freeman N. Frye, and, Whereaa this Lodge has thereby sus tained a losa that will long be felt and the entire order has lost a good and faithful worker, Therefore be It resolved, that this Lodge extend to his loved one the sin cere sympathy of our hearts and that a copy of these resolutions be sent to the members of his family, that a copy by spread upon the minutes of this Lodge and that a copy be published In the lo cal paper. Respectfully submitted, T. E. CHIDSEY. LINNIE THOltNTON. ALI1EKT ADK1NS, Committee. The Heppn.r Caretta, F.atabllshed March lu. 1SSJ The Heprner Times. Kitsoilshad Snvrwhrr Id, (? Consolidated February IS. llli. RKS01.1 TIOS UP 1 OMIOI.KNl K. Heppner Oregon. Hall of San Souel Kebekah Lodge No. 33. I. O. O. F. Whereaa the hand of death has re moved from our midst our beloved bro Published every Thursday morning by V wler aa4 rprmrrr Ca?f and entered at tha roetofflce at Hepp ner. Oregon, aa eecond-claea matter. The Florsheim SHOE KLORHHEIM has given men a safe and satisfactory basis for shoe buying. Times change prices change but Florsheim quality re mains constant a fixed standard of value a full measure ot satis faction always, no matter what you pay. The Florsheim Shoe gives su perior service, comfort, ihapllness and durability. A style of the Times, reasonably priced value considered. Is ready tor you. '? We Sell Other Shoes, Too. You can buy ADVEHTIIn RATF OIV1 APPLICATION n on StBSCRIPTION RATES: Ona Taar Bil Months Three Months Single Coplee hoc 1.00 .Tt M ORROW COrNTT OFTiriAL PAPER THF. AMtRk. AN SHVUTTON : r : Useless. The compulsory registration and vot Ing amendment on the November ballot is peculiar for Its uselessness. The amendment does not in itself establish compulsory registration or compulsory voting, but authorixes the legislature to enact such laws, thus clearing- away present constitutional inhibitions. But there is something besides the constitution that inhibits compulsory voting In the United States, It is the ingrained American love of personal liberty. Compulsory voting calls for a police system of universal espionage. But even with that obnoxious European system In use compulsory voting would doubtless fail here as it has failed in other countries. Elsewhere violations are so numerous that the authorities are powerless to inflict the penalties. But were it possible to drag everybody to the polls, no way is possible to pre vent the deposit of blank ballots by those who do not wish to vote. The amendment is useless from any angle from which it is viewed. It would be foolish to bunlen the consti tution with It Oregonian. Cox deliberately charged, in one of his New York speeches, that the Re publicans were buying bayonets to ov erawe strikers. Can it be possible that he considers this an opportune time for uttering gross falsehoods of of an in cendiary character? Even Debs, as a Presidential candidate, is more discreet than Cox. Senator Harding, observation leads us to believe, has created a strong im pression of earnestness, sincerity, and a high sense of duty. His utterances are marked by a studied moderation; he exhibits no arrogance of opinion, and has made no extravagant promises of a millennium to be created by procla mation; he seeks rather to express the national spirit than to impose a doc trine of political infallibility. And there Is as unmistakably a growing Tiew that Governor Cox is a shifty op portunist, superficial In thought, reck less in appeal and irresponsible in state ments. Philadelphia North American. Morrow county taxpayers voted their good money for road bonds with the strict assurance that the state high way commission would see to it that the new roads would receive a hard surface from the state upon their com pletion. Now the highway commission, due to a number of problems that have come up, are stalling us off with the hard surface, or a protective surface of rock or gravel and the result will be that much of our road money now ex pended, will be wasted. The Heppner Willow creek road in its present newly-graded condition will not last long against wind and other erosive ele ments of nature unless it is given a surface that will hold it The commis sion should be urged in every way pos sible to go ahead at once with the graveling of this important highway. Slats' Diary. Friday ma has got a old frend wich Is named agnes sumthing & she cum 2 visit us last week intending 2 stay a cupple weeks. She is a verry pritty Lady & etc. Yes terday morning I called her a angeL ft mi lamam r i ma bed to me' Why do jou call mi us Agues a Angel & I i replied & sed to ; her Thats what 1 j herd pa call her Ian 'ulte In the front room. Ma sed well If sutch is the Case W then she better fly. She has went back home. Ma sent me pa cum home. i baturday They was a party 2 811ms house on account lie had a birthday. All us kids was there sc Jane was 2. When the Ice Cream was being; et we all set around in the corners. I got threw early & was takelng my dish back & mebby get sum more. I past Jane who was setting with Blisters. Maid me sick. She had her skull on his chest & he was feeding her. tiunday A awful thing happened to day. A girl which was only 12 yrs. old hung herself with a rope. I think she was very young 2 start that kind of work. Monday pa went away 2 see a coe sen Hen which sent word he had a Pen dlaytua & lumbagoo & hart trubbel & the doctor sed lie expected some other accomplishments. He Is real sick 1 guess. Tuesday This evening pa & ma In cluding me went ! a Mllllcnary opening which was showing off new hats & pa A ma got Into a quite corner. We saw ma looking at 1 ft she sed It leaves me speechless, pa farely jumped over 2 where liar ft the Sails lady stood. 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